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September 12
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A myRAteam Member

I saw this chart and saved it. I don't think there is an actual chart but more a guideline to help you describe your pain levels to others. @A myRAteam Member

September 12
A myRAteam Member

That’s a great idea. My husband can look at me and knows how I feel. My rheumatologist gives me a paper to feel out. It has general questions to rate your feelings, activity and pain levels

September 12
A myRAteam Member

i use the one to ten method of pain and my 8 may be someone else’s 10 and so on. It’s geared to your body and what you consider your pain threshold to be. Hope this helps.

September 12
A myRAteam Member

Thank you for the pain scale.

October 6
A myRAteam Member

Thank you for this pain scale example. I saved it to my phone and will use at my rheumatologist office when needed.

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